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The weather outside is cold and snowy and winter is definitely coming, just in time for the holidays and New Hampshire's Ski season. Skiers are all rejoicing and most of New Hampshire's Ski resorts are open and waiting for you.

New Hampshire  offers a wide variety of outdoor activities and pursuits..from coastal beaches to the White Mountains...there is a little bit of everything and something for everyone!

Traveling to New England don't forget to pack your skis...don't have any skis? Don't worry there are plenty of rental shops and ski shops that will gladly fit you with the perfect pair. Explore Ski NH... it is a jam packed website full of ski and snow boarding information.

While my children were growing up, we spent many weekends skiing in New Hampshire and Maine.  Ski clubs, ski lessons, ski meets and races...It was a great family activity, one that involved the whole family and our extended group of friends.

Nothing better than being on white powder on top of a mountain on a bright sunny day...ahhh perfection!  So whether your an expert skier or just beginning you'll be delighted by our ski areas.
Personally I can tell you..I am!

Let's take a peak at some of our fine New Hampshire Ski areas...but be sure to check out for SkiNH for complete listings and maps of all ski areas in New Hampshire.

Attitash in Bartlet NH states "We are making loads of snow!" check out the website for pricing and trail information.

Black Mountain  in Jackson NH has a long ski history extending all the way back to 1935 when NH first began to make people sit up and take notice of it's beautiful ski areas.

Bretton Woods Mount Washington  Ski Resort...This is where my kids learned to Ski and I spent many weekends on the trails.

Cannon Mountain  Franconia Notch State Park...the views here are phenomenal!!!

Cranmore Mountain in North Conway, When you tire of skiing this is the home of New Hampshire premiere shopping outlets...bring money and plenty of room in the car to take all your treasures home!

Crotched Mountain located in Bennington NH. I've never skied here but have been told by those that have, that it is pretty nice.


Gunstock Located in Gilford NH. my son skied there with my grandson last year...they loved it.

Loon Mountain in Lincoln NH, look for Santa ...I bet he'll be there this year again! Last year they had many Santa spotting's.

P.S. You know that Santa is a skier and he likes to relax before the holiday by skiing. So you better be good and look for Santa on the slopes!!! You never know where he'll turn up!

 Mount Sunapee  in Newbury NH, is open with terrain for all abilities including top-to-bottom skiing and riding from the Summit and South Peak.

Pats Peak in Henniker NH. I love this place...it's where I TRIED to teach Jay to ski. LOL..the key word here is tried!


Waterville Valley in Waterville Valley NH...This place is a legend in my household as my boys ski raced here most winters.

Wildcat Mountain in  Pinkham Notch NH, ride NH's highest 4 passenger Gondola for awesome scenery.

Looking for some wonderful places to rest while skiing check out the offerings at Ski NH's Lodging Guide


For your learning pleasure...Some Snow Surface Terminology

I'm sure there are more but these are the most common;

Packed Powder - very dry natural or man-made compacted snow...fun to ski on.

Packed Snow - packed surface of natural or man-made snow...nice-nice stuff.

Groomed Snow - machine groomed...not bad at all :)

Groomed Granular - old snow base that has been machine-groomed to provide loose granular surface...nice.

Loose Granular - old base that is loose...not bad at all.

Frozen Granular - hard-surfaced granular base that has been frozen after thaw..."Opps" type of skiing for me.

Wet Granular - loose or frozen granular snow that has been subjected to warm temperatures...mushy stuff.

Spring Skiing - my favorite...old base that has been thawed and re-frozen by cold nights and warm days so that the surface becomes heavy...I like this stuff because it keeps me slow. I'm not a speed freak!

 If you want more inside information about New Hampshire real estate visit our website here  or if you'd like to search NH homes for sale on or near ski areas of your choice or anywhere at all in the state of New Hampshire.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Remember even if you don't have snow...New Hampshire's ski areas have the finest snow making equipment available and that means you can enjoy skiing even if you see green out your window!

Need more info e-mail me at monika@monikamcgillicuddy.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monika McGillicuddy,REALTOR

Serving Southern New Hampshire and Rockingham County

Monika McGillicuddy Real Estate Training

http://monikamcgillicuddy.com/wordpress/

Prudential Verani Realty

Hampstead NH Real Estate

603-548-7728

 

 

15 Comments on New Hampshire's White Powder...Ski Season 2007-08

That is so gorgeous! I can feel the brisk cold. Love it, love it, love it! Thanks Monika!

12/03/2007 05:36 PM by Linda Scanlan (A Fan of AR)


Skiing Season = Snowboarding Season which sounds like a lot of fun to me!

It just happens to be hockey season too, which is my sport of choice :) 

12/03/2007 05:37 PM by Daniel Sundberg Foreclosure Specialist (Crystal Springs Real Estate)


Thank you Linda. Those kids...the boys are all my kids. Of course it was when they were younger. Very fond memories.

How could I forget Hockey...very big here as well! Thanks for stopping by Daniel. 

 

12/03/2007 05:44 PM by Monika McGillicuddy~REALTOR®~ N.H. Real Estate Broker & Trainer (Prudential Verani Realty/Hampstead)


Moni - how many boys do you have? Do you just have boys?

12/03/2007 05:46 PM by Linda Scanlan (A Fan of AR)


Linda,

I have 2 boys, Marty and Michael Gosselin and Jay has one son, Justin McGillicuddy we have a grandson Mikey who is 12. All boys and one daughter in-law Dina.

 

12/03/2007 05:50 PM by Monika McGillicuddy~REALTOR®~ N.H. Real Estate Broker & Trainer (Prudential Verani Realty/Hampstead)


Moni - This is a great post filled with seasonal information for anyone looking to visit us here in NH.

12/03/2007 06:17 PM by Judy Tuscano, NH Real Estate Professional (Prudential Verani Realty)


It looks like fun, but a little too cold.  I will stick with the beach.

Aloha from Sunny Hawaii.

12/03/2007 07:22 PM by Randy L. Prothero - Hawaii REALTOR® (Century 21 Liberty Homes)


Looks like fun.  It's wonderful to have places where the little ones can get out and enjoy the weather.  Can't change the weather.  Might as well enjoy it.

 

12/03/2007 08:28 PM by Lenn Harley, Homefinders.com, MD & VA Real Estate


Monika, all we got around here this weekend was ice, but you guys must have gotten a fair amount of snow being that you are further north.

12/03/2007 08:55 PM by George Souto (McCue Mortgage Co.)


Hi Moni,

That is some awesome local information intertwined with with a personal touch.  I didn't know you had children.  All boys!  Now wonder you guys are so into sports!  Really great post!

12/04/2007 07:55 PM by Pascack Valley Real Estate>> Lisa and Robert Hammerstein (Coldwell Banker)


Randy...Don't be a wimp LOL...the snow is lots of fun.

Lenn...Thank you so much. It can be lots of fun! 

George...We still have snow coming down. How about that game last night???? 

Lisa...Thanks so much. I love the personal touch...thanks for noticing.  

12/04/2007 08:30 PM by Monika McGillicuddy~REALTOR®~ N.H. Real Estate Broker & Trainer (Prudential Verani Realty/Hampstead)


Hi Monika - oh I LOVE that graphic!!!!  And perfect for this post!  This is great info for anyone looking for winter sports info, and we've got plenty of that all over NH. 

Really cute pics!  Great memories for all of you.

Ann

12/04/2007 08:41 PM by Portsmouth NH Real Estate ~ Ann Cummings (RE/MAX Coast to Coast - Portsmouth New Hampshire)


Monika, I don't think that I still have gotten over the game, it took me a good hour after it was over to fall asleep.

12/04/2007 09:05 PM by George Souto (McCue Mortgage Co.)


Thank you Ann. I love that graphic...it is so cute!

George...I'll tell you I thought I'd have to call 911 for Jay!!!!!

12/05/2007 10:42 AM by Monika McGillicuddy~REALTOR®~ N.H. Real Estate Broker & Trainer (Prudential Verani Realty/Hampstead)


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